and customers wa nt british steel make and customers want around the world.ur web page, details ofa you can see on our web page, details of a change in how customers can switch providers. your‘re watching business live — our top story — global oil prices have surged after iran joined top producers — including saudi arabia, iraq and russia — in saying it would support extending supply cuts in a bid to push up prices. 6oing going back to live pictures from hong kong. demonstrators out on the 22nd anniversary of the former british colony's return to chinese rule. police have used pepper spray and batons to contain demonstrators gathering outside hong kong's legislative council building. in recent weeks, millions have marched against a contraversial marched against a controversial extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to china for trial. the bill has been suspended, but large numbers of people are expected to join an annual pro—democracy demonstration later, demanding the resignation of hong kong's leader carrie lam, and the total withdrawal of the

british steel at scunthorpe and elsewhere.t children and young people will be off school today, they may well be watching this spectacle but forgive me for not encouraging them to have faith in the prime minister's bluster and warm words because the factors that are no—deal brexit put at risk our 63% of exports to the eu and therefore theirfamiliesjobs. exports to the eu and therefore their families jobs. i hope that the children in her constituency, that she describes, will be able to learn from watching these proceedings that they will get more funding for their schools! 4000 people in primary schools! 4000 people in primary schools! 5000 per pupil in secondary schools! 5000 per pupil in secondary schools! that will be welcome news for them all. the vast majority of people in my constituency who voted to leave welcome the determination of the promised to deliver brexit. beyond that, we welcome extra police numbers because we share the concern about rising crime but when can we know the numbers for different force areas? than

the business secretary praised the workforce of british steel... increase steel production. often in insolvencies, customer orders can dry up, suppliers withdraw their services, and the workforce can drift away, precipitating a rapid failure. in this instance, the opposite has been the case. the confidence that the support group has built, coupled with the indemnity to the official receiver, has allowed trading to continue, orders to be won, and production to increase. this is without precedent, in my experience. although all decisions are for the official receiver, i've been active in visiting prospective buyers in many parts of the world to make it clear that the uk government will within its legal powers will work with a good long—term owner of these important assets to see how we can make them realise their vision for the company. the mp who asked for this update on british steel pleaded with the minister. will he pledged to prevent cherry— picking? will he pledge to keep asset—strippers at bay so we don't suffer from the same issues we've had b

it has bid for british steel's rail services business which welds, finishes and stores rails for theoubled firm was last night. around 10 offers were received. planning a trip to new zealand? add another £20 to your budget. most international visitors entering the country will be charged the new levy from today. the international visitor conservation and tourism levy could raise around £4 million for conservation projects. new electric cars and vans will have to feature a noise—making device from today under eu rules. it's because of worries that they're too quiet — and pedestrians can't hear them approaching. when the vehicle is moving at less than 12 miles per hour, the device has to make the sound of a traditional engine. that's all the business news. thank you for that, ben bland. hundreds of thousands of people in new york have lined the streets to watch the city's pride parade. the event marks the 50th anniversary of riots in 1969, between police and customers at the stonewall inn. a smaller unofficial march has also been held. its organisers claim to represent the true spirit

. >> every infrastructure projects requires british made steel. contracts the next 5 years alone are worth 1 billion pounds and if the council still works. will the prime minister guarantee a month from now the steelworks will still be open. >> we are concerned about a conversation in relation to the working relation to british steel, engaging actively in the official receiver has responsibility. and to meet with authorities. and still interest to talk about the real impact of closure of works, that is why we are working actively to make sure we retain these areas. >> i need to give back any day now. and across party mps delivering the proxy voting scheme which enable my constituents to be represented during my maternity leave. 17-year-old ruby lloyd, and they work to school and road safety, hundreds of local residents support her campaign, headmistress support their campaign and will my right honorable friend get behind ruby's campaign. >> can i first say to my honorable friend we wish her the very best and can i also say that i have certain sati

it are built by british steel in scu nthorpe. it may are built by british steel in scunthorpe. the prime minister recently appalled and offended many people when he criticised investigating historic child abuse as "spaffing money op the wall". what does he have to say to those who were victims of predatory paedophiles, especially those who are seeking justice, and will he now apologise? mr speaker, this country is proud of its record is a world leader in fighting child sexual abuse, and under this government, we will continue to lengthen that lead will stop i i hope the prime minister agrees that having a general election might be something that the leader of the opposition wants, but it is not something the countries, and it will not resolve the brexit deadlock. will he bring back any brexit plan and put into this house, then put it to the people, because that is the way that we can finally break the brexit deadlock and unite the country, move on and get on to fixing the real problem is that britain faces, not least improving social mobility and achieving equality of opportuni

if i might remind him, it is not just rails in this country that are built by british steel in scunthorpeo the advantage of the house and the pessimists of the opposition to know that the tgv in france runs on rails made in scunthorpe as well. >> the prime minister recently appalled and offended many people when he criticised investigating historical child abuse as "spaffing money up the wall." what does he have to say to those who have suffered at the hands of predatory paedophiles, especially those who are still seeking justice, and will he now apologise? >> this country is proud of its record as a world leader in fighting child sexual abuse, and under this government we will continue to lengthen that lead. >> i hope the prime minister agrees that having a general election might be something that the leader of the opposition wants but it is not what the country needs and it will not resolve the brexit deadlock. will he bring back any brexit plan, put it to this house and then put it to the people, because that is the way we can finally break the brexit deadlock, unite the country, move

of defense to build its new support vessels in british yards, securing british jobs and using british steelmay: can i say to the right honorable gentleman, as he knows this government brought forward , our shipbuilding strategy to ensure that we support and are encouraging shipbuilding around the united kingdom. in relation to the royal navy, i understand that the issue he raises relates to support ships. the ministry of defense is looking at future provision and is looking at the future provisions of the building of those support ships. in the future we of course maintain our position on building the ships of the royal navy. mr. bercow: george freeman. mr. freeman: this weekend our george freeman. winners and mr. freeman: this weekend our sporting heroes, winners and losers, inspired a new generation. science can also inspire. 60 years ago, jfk electrified the world and united a divided and fearful nation with the inspiring apollo moonshot program, which also helped to defeat the soviet union and laid the foundations for u.s. technology leadership. would my right honorable friend join me i

it has bid for british steel's rail services business which welds, finishes and stores rails for thebusiness news later. yes, sorry to interrupt you, ben, but cliff richard is speaking. let us hear what he has to say. i had trouble remembering whether i was born then. it was such a long time ago. as it happens, i am innocent of what was alleged but it took two years until the investigation concluded with no charge. i do not think people realise what it is like to have an accusation made when you know that you are not guilty of this. in total i spent i suppose for years, because even though the police had agreed that they had made a big mistake two yea rs into that they had made a big mistake two years into this, i do not think i slept correctly for almost four yea rs, slept correctly for almost four years, maybe three hours each night, that would be a good night. i think it is because, and paul would back me up on this, if you have something happen, if you were guilty, remember that scene, it is a fair cop, golf, the guilty people recognise that they did it and somehow or another it

steel to meet with dodge invest -- doj investigators. fox's chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge can details. reporter: former british spy steel of concerned he would get throne under the bus in the report, and appointment of u.s. attorney durham on investigate origin of russia probe ramped up pressure on steel to corporate. a key witness was talking with inspector general at 11th hour, that now appears to be steel. broke details that steel was interviewed in the uk in june by 3 lawyers, from inspector general's office, requiring some witnesses to be reinterviewed, site another detail, steel was interviewed twice by investigators work for special counsel robert mueller in september of 2017, but the 500 page report makes no direct reference to the so assaulted steel dossier. and the mueller want calls it steel reports, which has effect of minimizing fact that democrats paid for opposition research. david. david: thank you very much. >> and breaking, new numbers from department of homeland security, showing illegal immigrant app pen -- apprehensions are dropping in june they dropped for first time in 6 months. acting d

yards securing british jobs and using vessels in british yards securing britishjobs and using british steels looking at the future provision, looking at the future provision, looking at the future provision of the building of those support ships, we of course maintain our position in relation to the building of the ships of the royal navy. this week and our sporting heroes inspired a new generation. science can also inspire. 60 years agojfk united a fea rful inspire. 60 years agojfk united a fearful nation with the inspiring apollo moon shot programme which also helped to defeat the soviet union. with my honourable friend to salute our pioneering astronauts, helen sharman and tim pete, and agree that brexit must be a moonshot moment for british science to tackle global challenges —— tim pete? moment for british science to tackle global challenges -- tim pete? i'm very happy to congratulate and salute are pioneering uk astronauts, one of the first receptions i held when i became prime minister was for tim peake and what was inspiring was to see how what he did in space encouraged young peopl

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. >> in a separate developed sources tell fox news a former british spy, christopher steele, by the controversialer, was so concerned that he could get, quote, thrown under the bus in the forthcoming inspector general report that he agreed to cooperate. reuters first broke the steel story this morning reporting he was interviewed in the uk in june by three lawyers working for michael horwitz who is investigating alleged surveillance abuse targeting the trump campaign. the ig's office has not been commenting on the status of their work. >> thank you very much. question about the level of cooperation donald trump's former national security adviser is providing to the government. newly unsealed documents show prosecutors are no longer planning to use michael flynn as a star witness in the upcoming trial against his former business partner. instead they are listing flynn as an unindicted co-conspirator. lawyers say this reversal, quote, sounds an alarm of possible retaliation. real estate developer felix federer worked with michael cohen on the defunct trump tower moscow tower deal was on capitol hil

investigate the role played by the notorious steele dossier, a series of unproven allegations about donald trump's dealings in russia, compiled by former british christopher steele. >> quhere's mtion: did russians really tell that to chrispher steele, or did he make that up and was he lying to the f.b.i? >> let me backup a second if i could and say as i said earlier with regard to steele, that's beyond my purvie >> no it is exactly your purview mr. muell and here's why: only one of two things is possible, , either steele made thi whole thing up and there were never any russians telling him of this vast crinal conspiracy at you didn't find, or, russians lied to steele. >> mueller went before the houco intelligencittee for another round this afternoon. >> welcome to the last gasp of the russia collusion conspiracy theory. >> reporter: in t of the russia investigation >> brangham: in the early days of ruthia investigation, republicans on this same committee released their own report on russian interferenc in the 2016 election. but their report came to a very different conclusion than mueller. it determined russia did not interfere in the election

steele dossier and the weather was part of the russian playbook in 2016. they said the key question is whether russian intelligence operations targeted the dossiers author, former britishpy, christopher steele. private and former intelligence officers informing him of the russian campaign was likely designed to damage both candidates. hillary clinton, and all john, because moscow's ultimate objective was to tarnish the event's eventual winner and office of the presidency. according to this memo, mueller's job was to investigate russian interference and he testified that the dossier predated his appointment here that's technically true but the national security courts extended the surveillance warrant from carter page based on the steele dossier through the summer of 2017, overlapping with mueller. this exchange from yesterday had not had nearly enough player and he goes to the heart of the issue. >> christopher steele's reporting is referenced in your reports. still report as of the that senior russian foreign ministry figures along with other russians told him that there was an exploding from the deal that's a comic sense is evidence of conspiracy between the trump ca

. >> in a separate development, sources tell fox news former british spy christopher steele behind theontroversial dossier was so concerned he could get "thrown under the bus in a forthcoming inspector general report" that he agreed to cooperate. >> reuters broke the story this morning reporting he was interviewed in june, the ig's office at's not been commenting on the status of their work. >> shannon: thank you much. questions tonight about the level of cooperation president trump's former national security advisor is provided to the government. prosecutors are no longer planning to use michael flynn is a star witness in an upcoming trial. they are now listing him as an unindicted coconspirator. a real estate developer felix sager who worked with michael cohen on the defunct trump tower tail was on capitol hill testifying behind closed doors. >> it's no different than if we were to build trump tower moscow in paris or london, to say that it was paramount importance, i wouldn't say that. >> in light of all of that, "the new york times" reporting that fbi agents tracked down one of chr

based on the reporting, the former british spy christopher steele was concerned he would get "thrownnder the bus" means dr. general's report and the apartment of u.s. attorney john durham to investigate the origins of the russia probe ramped up the pressure on steele to a cooperate. fox news reported that a key witness outside the fbi and justice department had agreed to talk to the inspector general michael horowitz of the 11th hour and that it now appears to be steele. reuters broke news that he was interviewed in the u.k. in june by three lawyers from the inspector general's office and as we reported on your show last night, these late-breaking developments required some witnesses to be reinterviewed to deacons like their accounts. citing another potentially significant detail that steele was apparently into a by investigators working for special counsel robert mueller in september 2017. the nearly 500 page report makes no direct reference to the so-called steele dossier used to secure the surveillance warrant for trump campaign eight. the mueller report called the dossier instead

meantime, there are new developments with reuters, first to report that the former british spy christopher steele not been interviewed by the inspector general michael e horowitz as part of his investigation. fox news was first to report on friday that a key witness outside the fbi and the doj had come forward to the inspector general and that now appears to be christopher steel christopher steele. our contact report that christopher steele was very concerned he would "get thrown under the bus" into alleged surveillance abuse during the 2016 campaign. i think it's worth nosing don't like noting that if you look at the mueller report there are no references to the dossier. they referred to as reporting is just that, reporting, or reports. that has the effect of minimizing the fact that it was opposition research that was paid for by the democrats, harris. >> harris: that's a fascinating point you're making there. changing the wording so people would have a different reaction to what's actually a dossier. >> it sounds very journalistic when you read it, but it was not that. >> harris: catherine her

. >> in a separate developer, sources tell fox news the former british spy christopher steele, behinddossier, was so concerned that he could get "thrown under the bus in a forthcoming inspector general report" that he agreed to cooperate. broke new details this morning that he was interviewed in the u.k. in june by three lawyers working for inspector general michael e horwitz, who is investigating alleged surveillance and targeting the trump campaign. the ig office is not commenting on the status of their work. >> bret: kevin, thanks. >> you're welcome. >> bret: up next, the story behind the family feud at what is supposed to be the happiest place on earth. first, beyond our borders tonight. hong kong's political leaders say the effort to commend a highly contentious extradition bill is dead. this comes after weeks of sometimes violent protests. if not yet clear if the legislation was being formally withdrawn. protest leaders vowed to keep up the pressure until it is. britain's information commissioner's office is proposing $124 million fine for marriott international after a massive

and on top of all of that, we also got word today that christopher steele, the former british spy behindut donald trump's ties to russia, christopher steele was interviewed for 16 hours last month by investigators with the office of the justice department's inspector general. whatever christopher steele told them reportedly the inspector general found it credible enough to extend his investigation into how the fbi handled its 2016 investigation of the trump campaign's ties to russia. all of that today. i know it feels like it should be summer vacation right now, but developments in all of those cases and investigations are basically coming a mile a minute, and it looks like it is going to continue to be a very busy week on all of those fronts. stay sharp. more to come. stay with us. stay with us (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. of philly, and i just didn't li

kennedy: there was a relationship between british intelligence and the kremlin. >> that is what christopher steel's about. the kremlin is not our friend, british by the way during 2016 were not trump's friends, i dealt with british at highest levels, they viewed him as a threat to brexit to tpp, and eu, they did not want him to win, there is a reason they're involved in the scandal. kennedy: interesting line in mueller report talking about your involvement. officer investigator -- papadopoulos acted as an agent of control of government of israel, determined that evidence was not sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction under farah -- what does this mean? >> that paragraph, first, i was horrifyed and confused when fbi came to my house and questioning me about israel, i figured it out obama administration was politically targeting opponents of their policies, i was work offing at conservative think tank in dc. i am getting closer to power then donald trump's campaign, then you can see kitchen sink throne at me. they were running into me, questioning me about israel. kennedy: do you think you wer

uk and while they were there, they spent 16 hours interviewing this man, christopher steele, the former veteran britishpy who was famously the author of the dossier that bears his name and will forever, the original document that alleged the links between trump associates and russians before the 2016 election. a source said steele's information was deemed sufficiently credible enough to extend the investigation of the inspector general back here at home with the justice department. meanwhile former trump business associate felix saider was questioned by house intelligence committee today about the moscow trump tower project. he spoke to reporters following the closed door testimony. >> what was revealed about the deal trump tower moscow deal? >> i revealed everything, all the knowledge i had about the deal i revealed to the committee as well as to every other committee i've testified in front of fully and completely. i answered every question asked of me. >> well, let's wait a minute. in fact, the house intelligence committee didn't exactly agree with mr. sater's self-assess. . a spokesperson released

you've been reporting that the justice department officials interviewed former british intelligence officer christopher steelert of the inspector general's inquiry into the origins of the russia probe, and you report the interview was contentious at first, but investigators ultimately found steele's testimony credible and even surprising. the extensive interview with steele may dampen expectations among the president's allies who have claimed that steele's sensational dossier was used improperly by the bureau. during the break i was asking do you think republicans' counteroffense, the red hots, the tea party types on the committees, are they going to get anywhere in disrupting the hearings next week? >> we know what they're going to ask. they're going to play the greatest hits. why did you only hire democrats to proceed with this investigation? why didn't you grill peter strzok more, you know, effectively when you found out that he was sending these text messages? and they're also going to say, well, when did you find out that there was no, quote/unquote conspiracy between the campaign and russia? these are t

investigation in the first place and that controversial dossier put together by former british spy christopher steelthat being said, he also committed to the legal bedrock of the report, this opinion from the office of the legal counsel that said a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime, he said that was his and the special counsel's office decision then back in march and it remains his decision today. but the democratic chair of the committee jerry nadler asked what happens once president trump leaves office. >> is it correct if you had concluded that the president committed the crime of obstruction you could not state that in your report or here today? >> i would say you -- i could -- the statement would be that you would not indict and you would not indict because under the olc opinion, a sitting president, excuse me, cannot be indicted. unconstitutional. >> you could not state that because of the olc opinion if that would have been your conclusion. >> the opinion with some guide, yes. >> under the department of justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction of justic

department official kathleen kavalec in her department in 2016 with former british spy in anti-trump dossier christopher steele. the timeline matters because two weeks after the kavalec meeting the fbi and justice department used steele's unverified research paid for by democrats to help secure their surveillance warrant for carter page, the trump campaign aid. sources familiar with the matter said some key witnesses horowitz wanted to talk to earlier in the case agree to the 11th hour. at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after attorney general william barr ordered connecticut u.s. attorney john durham to launch a separate and broader investigation into the fbi-russia probe's origins. fox was told recent developments have required some witnesses to be reinterviewed, to deconflict their accounts. the final report is subject to a classification review by the justice department and fbi. under a worst-case scenario that review itself could take weeks, sean. >> sean: catherine, that is very important report. thank you. remember, bruce ohr and kavalec who catherine was talking

ambassador to the u.s., he vouched for british spy ex christopher steele whoit. what do you think? >> well, steele is anything but legit. i think when you actually go through the steele dossier, people will find in the future that the steele dossier was probably not written by christopher steele himself. it was probably win by fusion gps and the sources i think are even more important. i think the sources came from other bad actors. so there's a lot of people in the u.k. that have a lot to answer for. i mean, they are our -- one of our longest allies and best allies and hopefully when there's a new government in place over in the u.k., some of these questions can be answered. but, you know, you had a guy who hadn't -- let's just -- specifically on steele, the dude hadn't been in moscow for 20 years. he was supposedly relying on second and third hand reporting from russians. and like i said, just a little bit ago, most of these russians were either fake or phony russians or had ties to the democratic party. >> quickly, does the deep state extend across the pond

evidence of a senior state department contact in mid-october 2016 with former british by an anti-trump dossier authored christopher steele. this timely matter is because days before the investigation, the fbi and justice department used the unverified research paid for by democrats in part of their case to secure the page warrant. some key witnesses wanted to talk too early in the case agreed at the 11th hour and at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after barr launched a separate and broader investigation into the fbi probe origins. fox told recent developments have required some witnesses to be reinterviewed committed to deconflict accounts. >> any investigation, you talk to one person, something that person tells you sends you back to the first person. so it can be a very extensive, exhaustive process. >> horowitz and his office declined comments but last year horwitz testified that the phis investigation would take at least as long as his case review of the fbi and doj handling of the clinton email case. >> it wouldn't surprise me that million plus range of documents, the last re

senior state department officials contact in mid-october 2016 with former british spy and anti-trump dossier author christopher steele. the steele timeline matters, because days before the presidential election, the fbi and justice department used steele's unverified research, paid for by democrats as part of their case to secure the page surveillance warrant from the national anthem national anthem or fisa court. sources familiar with the matter said some key witnesses, horowitz wanted to talk to earlier in the case agreed at the 11th hour and at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after barr ordered connecticut u.s. attorney general john dur ham to launch a separate investigation into the fbi russia probe's origins. fox was told recent developments have required some witnesses to be reinterviewed to deconflict accounts. >> like any investigation you talk to one person, they give you a lead to talk to another person and then something that person tells you sends you back to the first person so it can be a very extensive exhaustive process. reporter: horowitz and his office declin

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then hired christopher steele, a former british intelligence officer to compile the famous steele dossier. that document was central to the fate collusion narrative and it reportedly used russian government sources for information. so the democrats paid for a document created by a foreign national that relied on russian government sources. let's also not forget about news reports that the democratic national committee interfaced with the government of ukraine to try and get dirt on candidate trump. not trump, but the democrats. now, that's the definition of collusion. maybe that's why the democrats seem totally uninterested in figuring out the origins of the russian investigation because they were a prime mover in making it all happen. now they've asked the justice department to produce the mueller report's underlying evidence, including all intelligence related information. i agree with the need to see as much information as possible. in fact, i've cosponsored a bill that would do just that. but the democrats fury over mueller's findings and their inconsistent positions makes me think al

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want to protest the lack of bread and beehives in the prices of transportation and steel and they were met with us the british forces which quite likely mission really is fight for existence 4 of them high school students protesters are also demanding that the opposition coalition if you can just for freedom and change whole thoughts which he needed to do it and start trying to follow transitional government there saying that it's the protests that if the opposition coalition ignores the violence and thinks need to resume talks then they will just up the street and the protesters that there are this sense again do we know why the military is using live ammunition given not just the death yesterday at least 54 schoolchildren but the demonstration yesterday was protesting a much larger raid in june in which dozens of people were killed why is the military continuing with this response when it is under so much scrutiny already. small is heard from the military council before elizabeth saying that also of these acts that some protesters most of these violence used on protests are not coming from security forces b

british navy in the mediterranean. >> evil britain and their evilness is clear commits piracy and steel structure.course the republic will not leave and eat these evil deeds and answered. >> the world powers calling on both sides to back off and avoid a potential conflict. >> the awareness that and as escalation is dangerous for everybody. no one excluded. there is - - >> citing recent indications that iran might be ready to resume negotiations. republicans largely backing the president strategy and downplaying the threat of military escalation. >> the sanctions had been working and biting and the economy is reeling and the ability to show forces something that will also drive iran to a negotiating table. >> the foreign minister says the ballistic missile program could be on the negotiating table if they the u.s. can stop selling arms to the mideast. >>> a new immigration policy takes effect today that effectively gets rid of a silence for migrants crossing the southern border. in a reversal of decades-old policy the trump administration says migrants who pass through another country first must se

steel shutters gave way and the protesters poured in. inside, the trashing continued. inhe chamber they raised t old british colonial flags. what must the chinese communist government in beijing be thinking as it watches these images? how long until there arest mainets ofkong? outside, the police had finally now masked their fors. at midnight they struck with a huge barrage of tear gas. the police havsuddenly lost their earlier timidity. i am now inside the legislative chamber. as you can see, the place has been completely cleared of protesters and the police are now firmly in control. you can taste and smelar gas in the air here. as we have come into the building, we have seen an enormous amount of damage. this building has been badly trashed.u yon see the graffiti on the wall behind me. already tonight, many in the opposition are starting to ask residents about the wisdom of these young protesters storming intong this builwhether it was a victory of any sort, or in fact handed a victory to the government. in the last hour, hong kong chief executive rrie lam has held an emergency press conference to condemn the violence.

surprised to hear apparently the department of justice has now finally interviewed christopher steele, the former british that we would benefit from, to interview every single witness. i cannot imagine a more seminal witness than christopher steele. kudos this them for going to europe and interviewing him. they certainly couldn't make him come here. ainsley: six teen hours they interviewed him. have you heard from your peers in washington when the it will come out? >> no, ainsley. michael horowitz is happy to talk about timing but not substance. i'm not a member anymore. i would not ask him about timing. i heard it has been delayed a little bit, in part because of the new witnesses that have come forward. also in part, let me think, horowitz is having to read this report in a scif in a secure room. a lot of the report will be classified. i think, look, we all wanted it yesterday but i'm willing to postpone when i get it to have the most thorough accounting of what happened over that year-and-a-half time period as possible. griff: trey, who else do you want to hear from? who else besides steele do we need

the fallout from the russian investigation, spending two days interviewing christopher steele, the former britishy who dossier reportedly links trump associates and russian associates ended in the hands of the fbi a just before the 2016 elections, a key step by the investigation by michael horovitz and underlying a better part -- fbi -- did fbi officials includingg in 2016 how they used information from christopher steele? rich from running springs, pennsylvania. it morning. -- good morning. caller: i hear a lot of talk from joe biden about working across the aisle and working with the other side. if he means that he should upset this election and he would get election -- elected, if he would announce right now he will pick a moderate republican as a running mate. it has happened before and can happen again. kasich,t romney or john he would be a shoe in for the 2020 election. host: stephen and laurel, maryland, independent line. caller: i wanted to say that the jeffrey epstein indictment has been on my mind being that we have an administration that has locked up children. farmed the border and th